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Riguzzi F., Tertulliani A., 1993. Re-evaluation of Minor Events: The Examples of the 1895 and 1909 Rome Earthquakes. Natural Hazards, 7, 3, 219-235. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00662648 
Abstract
The city of Rome is subjected to moderate seismic risk due to both local and external seismicity. Up to now, the maximum intensity felt has never exceeded VIII MCS. The 1 November 1895 (I o = VII) and 31 August 1909 (I o = VI) earthquakes demonstrate that small local events can also cause damage in a large old city. In the present work, we have re-evaluated the intensity values of those two events by means of automatic processing. A comparison between the present results with geological evidence and previous studies is shown, especially for the historical centre of Rome. For the first time, the 1909 earthquake instrumental magnitudeM L = 3.6 has been calculated from original recordings.
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